Disbelief and Suspicion

Disbelief

Disbelief noun - Refusal to accept something as true.
Usage example: their story explaining their absence was met with frank disbelief

Suspicion is a synonym for disbelief in incredulity topic. In some cases you can use "Suspicion" instead a noun "Disbelief", when it comes to topics like doubt.

Nearby Words: disbelieving, disbeliever

Suspicion

Suspicion noun - A feeling or attitude that one does not know the truth, truthfulness, or trustworthiness of someone or something.
Usage example: all his promises were received with well-deserved suspicion

Disbelief is a synonym for suspicion in incredulity topic. You can use "Disbelief" instead a noun "Suspicion".

Nearby Words: suspicious, suspiciously

How words are described

initial initial disbelief initial suspicion
sheer sheer disbelief sheer suspicion
strong strong disbelief strong suspicion
constant constant disbelief constant suspicion
Other adjectives: extreme, great, slight, irrational, widespread, general, cynical, subconscious.

Both words in one sentence

  • Always Lawful Good Teyrn Loghain's claim that they were secretly Orlesian collaborators is met with suspicion and disbelief by much of the rest of the Fereldan nobility in the first game (and their suspicion is well-founded).
  • Comic Book / Watchmen When Veidt reveals that he hired his own assassin in order to cast suspicion away from him, Dan expresses disbelief, and asks what would happen if the assassin shot at him instead.
  • Unnecessarily Large Interior While most instances are larger than the space they should be located is, Naxxramas deserves a special mention for completely breaking all semblance of suspicion of disbelief.
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